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If you prefer python you should probably use numpy (or scipy) package, with PIL as loader. Basically for the speedup that you get from its matrix manipulation tool set gets you doing anything quite quickly (see here). Or if you want to do it in real time use OpenCV instead.
With your additions it seems clear that your not looking at all into a software with ...
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One possibility is to use vector software. Inkscape is free and Open Source.
In the example below I have a bunch of blue squares on one layer, and a bunch of pink squares on a layer above. You can see me toggle the layers in the example
Use the Select and Transform Objects tool F1 to make a selection around the squares you want to move, and it will also ...
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